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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-15

Musical Recital and Ball.
George Black left to-day for Smoky
kindling at rs cents barrel.
FRANK BURKHARr.
Charles H. Furey is expected in Hal
l'y early next week.
The best of beef, pork, mutton anc
veal at the Eagle Market.
Musical Recital-Hailey Theater-
Saturday evening of this week.
California Non Alcoholic Sparkling
Orange Juice, at the Fashion Saloon
Hermione Hill, Nine. Baker, ana
Olive Agnew, at HALEY Theatel
October Is.
Don't forget the Band Recital and
Ball at Haley Theater Saturday even.
ing Of this week.
Texas Angel left to day for San
Francisco, where he goes to endeavo
TO float the county bonds.
frankie Burkhart delivers kindlinp
wood for rs cents a barrel. The lads
enterprise deserves encouragement.
Guckenheimer Rye, Moore g. Grigs.
by's Sour Mash, and Lilydale Bourbon
Whisky-all for a bit-at the Fashion
Saloon.
A fine assortment of genuine Kan
CARGO aud French Calf hand Sc wed
boots and shoes, just received at
GEORGE kRIEG's.
The Relief-the new bonanza mine
at Broadford-has just made its first
shipment of ore. 1t consisted of il
tons, worth S1120.
Some of the Bullion miners say
that the boys working in the Durango
tunnel are lust tearing things" They
ran 1853 feet in the last Az days.
The old Merchants Hotel, HALEY,
will he sold at auction October goth,
at 10 o'clock, including building, all
carpets and curtains. No furniture.
You will find the largest and best
assortment of Wines, Liquors and
Cigars on Wood River, at the Fashion
Saloon, corner Croy and Main streets.
During the month of September,
last past, the Minnie Moore shipped
48O tons, which sold for $4,000, and
the Queen of the Hills $40 tons, for
$25,6OO.
The peaks of the Sawtooth range
in sight from HALEY were covered
with fresh snow, this mornng--so that
while 1t rained here, last night, it
must have showed in the mountains.
About 800 feet of 74-inch air pipe
is being manufactured, in this city for
use In the Parker incline and lower
level, to convey fresh air to the work
ings. Eight men are at work in the
mine.
w. II. Cameron, of the San Fran
cisco Chronicle, is in town. Mr..
Cameron is travelling over the slope
aud coast, establishing agencies for
'Th- giant who towers over ALL" as
he calls his paper.
Wa will have complete line of Taplin
& Rics CLIMAX" Soft Coal Base Burners
In few days. Prices will be low, aud
there will b. no necessity for anybody to
send away for this Heater. Also on hand,
a full line Of ths famous Garland Heaters.
s2s COFFIN L co.
A business man of Bellevue informs
the TINES that the report that the
Minnie Moore force had been reduced
IS incorrect. There were three more
names on the payroll yesterday than
there were one week ago; so that the
working force has, if anything, been
increased.
A hearing has been ordered, in the
HALEY Land Office, to determine the
validity Of the patent to certain por-
tions of the Broadford townsite COW
cred by the mineral entry OF the
Queen of the Hills company. The
suit will be an amicable one, as the
Queen has bought up the lots that
were i'm conflict.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-15

JUDGE CooNs, of Maysville, Ken
lucky, says tina, DR.. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment cured him after years
of suffering. ap20y1.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-15

$500 REWARD for a remedy that
will cure as bad case Of Piles as DR..
Williams Indian Pile Ointment.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-15

.W Blank Proofs of Labor for
sale at THE Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-15

JUDGE CoFFINBERRY, of Cleveland,
says that DR.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment cured him. 1t never fails.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-15
LETTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining In the HALEY idaho,
Posfoffice for the week ending October Sth 1887
Persons calling for any of these Letters will please
say Advertised"
Chandler, Mr. Mcdonald, SF
Clsgget, VIM II Mckinney John
Dean Miss Cora Merideth WI
Glidden, WR Painter, Vim
GanneIt, Lewis Ross Hugh
Goulet, Fanny Redeem, f II
Kleopfer, Jacob Rendelar, Mr.
Lamp, Mr. Stride, Geo
Msrstoh,A Al Waters James
GUY HAMMER. Postmaster.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-10-27
Satisfied with Assassination.

In noticing the departure Of Mrs
Garfield for Europe with her family
the Richmond State, edited by an
unscrupulouS creature named Rich
ard f. Beirne, who prides himself
upon his skill in killing people who
do not agree with him, says:
The eldest daughter of Mr.. Gar
field, a deceased President of the
United States, who was reported to
be engaged to one of her papa's SER
wants, has been carried to Europe by
her considerate mamma. The mar
riage is of. Mr., Garfield was mol
him, but the people of the United
States made his wife the happy pos
SCISSOR Of over S300,000.
This same sneering tone is com
mon in the Southern newspapers
when referring to any of the me,
through whose genius and braver,
their treason was suppressed, and
they scarcely conceal their satisfac
tion with assassination if the victim
was q loyal man. They have, how
ever, worlds of praise for the mar
who now occupies the Presidential
chair, for the reason that the latter,
Notwithstanding he was of suilicien.
ago to take part iu the great strug-
gle, kept tongue and hand quiet
OF course, calling attention to The
sneering butallty of the State will
be again waving the bloody shirt
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-10-27
The Credit System.

If there is one whithering blight
one crushing curse, that rests more
heavily on our business men thar
another, it is the credit system BY
it lazy men giants in strength and
health, are kept in their idleness, and
having victimized one merchant to
the greatest extent that misrop pre-
sentation and falsehood can carry il
they straightway lay their plans and
study up plausible yarns with which
to prey upon another, until the list
includes q dozen, The credit sys-
tenn encourages practice of system
attic lying of the most pernicious and
and sinful kind, and causes more
merchants and business men to fail
or be squeezed out Of business than
all other influences combined. To
save themselves from losses of this
kind, merchants are compelled to
Pot higher prices on their wares and
those who do work aud pay are also
Victimized to that extent'-'Men who
werk and pay their bills deserve to
be credited on certain occasions,
says the Annapolis Advertiser, in
this same connection, aud it is n
kindness and convenience to them,
but as a rule We know Of no more
degrading and demoralizing inAuen-
CO than the well-kuown credit busi-
ness done by many merchants.
Business men are rated in CONNER
cial report according to their ability
and promptness in paying; why not
have town reporter to rate aud re-
port those who are after living with,
ont work and make o practice Of VIC
timizing one tradesmen after ano-
ther!
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-10-27
sEzrrrx1nsE ESishsrtN1ssessasHxs.-r
PUTTING IT PLAINLY.

Ia the pending campaign in this
State says the Miners journal, n
crisis appears to have been reached
which will render tho liquor ques-
tion aud its adjuncts the dominant
Issue henceforward The organized
conspiracy bet" "een the Democratic
party and the liquor power to defeat
the Republican party and then over
throw all the barriers erected by that
party against the Generalization OF
the liquor traffic has forced that issue.
With it's characteristic fearl es. ness
and fortitude the Republican party
accepts the Issue aud bgldly marches
out to give battle upon it.. The al,
dress jnst issued by the Republican,
State Committee sounds ringing
defiance TO the uuholy alliance aud
fearlessly avows the responsibility
for all the legislation that has inspir-
ed the liquor power to organize and
conspire against the Republican par.
ty. Says this string address;
1T (the Republican party) is chare.
ed with preserving the Sunday laws
be forbid the sale Of liquor up ~
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-10-27

that day. In answer ID accepts the
responsibility. il is charged with
having passed the High License law
1t just as freely accepts that respon,
sihiiity. The Republican
party is charged with having iu State
convention and Legislative caucus
ordered The submission to vote OF
the people the amendment ~ probib.
I il the sale Of liquor aud with LIlicm-
Ing a like dct,rmiOatiOu ibis year
rhc charge is tue so 0dtly true
that no Republican will evndc it,
There is no cquivecallon Gbuut
his 10. 20 disguise, no c1wnrdly do1s-
Ing. Now will The Democratic State
Committee hpvc the honesty and
courage 10 issue an address rs plain.
ly declaring tha; the overthrow Of
these safeguards to morality aud OF
.his recognition OF tie right Of th,
people 1, mould their State Cousti'
tnilon is tho object Of the alliance o
the Democratic party with the liz
qnor power!
II will not do so, but instead the
Democratic maDng era will plot in sc
crct with the Iiq1or Leagues who's,
chief bOast that they and commaub
quarter Of million Of money to de-
bnuch the people aud defeat the Re-
publican party, to tue ultimate end 0
ontbronting free rum and a Euro
.pean Sunday upon the ruins Of ih
sa!ntaIy restrictive system establish
cd end maintained through Repub
lean Influence. This is the batll
that now opeus before The people G
Pennsylvania, aud tho Rapublicn
. party Is ready for It.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-10-27
Notice, please, how neatly the note

Notice, please, how neatly the note
can be divided, across it, beginning
at the word or and running TO The
bottom. Tho cut may be made with
either kulfe ~ pencil and neither let b
ter nor word touched Bnt what II
diff rent note! As tight as the pa
per on any wall. 1t will hold eter.
nally, legally sued, iu tho bands Of
an innocent h.lder, or one who Gu. -
not be proved not innocent 10y tb,
siguer Of this great binder, reaper,
oats, wheat, lightning rod, pump OF
wiud>mill
Let the eoqniring take piece of
paper and lay il across the note
where appeal falls under worth aud
that under bearer This is hat a
sample; they are changed aud re.
changed yearly Beware Of all
Consult your lawyer, doctor, phys-
clan' or good wife before you sign
any such stuG aud then don't.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-10-27
Thursday, Oct. 27, 1887.

The leading ministers Of all demo.
limitations in Philadelphia have re.
solved to unite for the purpose OF
awakening public interest in antagoc
nism to the Personal Liberty Lea
CUES, and their attempts to repeal
the Sunday laws, the High License
act, and to defeat the submission ol
the probibitory amendment. Pre-
parations are being made for a great
moss meeting in the Academy. 1t
looks as though all good citizen ar,
about to unite against tho DemocraN
tic-Saloon combination.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-10-27
ORPHANS COURT SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Tho und riyned administrator Of the estste of
Gclrye " stout, late OF CoUtre towrshiu Snv
der county, IA" duc'i, 10y virtue of an order Is.
sued cut ul tho orphans Court of Snyder couu.
~ Pa, viii expose TO public sale on the premises
on
Saturday, November u, 1887,
all that certain messuage or tract VI lnud situate
IN Centte township Snyder county, Pa bound
north by lands oiJarub Gearharl, eist by
James litckenbutg, south by Roswell MOyCr,and
west ny Daniel Eurhmun, containing 20 ACRES
ana 5s BUkChES, moro or less, with all lts ap.
purtenauces thereto belonging, on which are
greeted tro.story irnme DIV ELLlNG HOUSE
BANK BARN, and all other necessary outbu Id.
ings; an Orchard OF choice iruit on the premises
and wei OF good yater near the door. All OF
tue q owe Is clear and in gool state ofcultvs.
| ton.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. when
terms will be madv known by
Il. w. STOUT,
! Ioct' ~ 1851 Administrator.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-10-27
THE MOTIVE.

Chairman Cooper, IN bis address
to the people OF Pennsylvania on the
alliance of the Brewers with the liz
qnor men and Democrats. SAYS:
How strong then is the motive Of
these men to seek the repeal OF the
High License law! A brewer under
The old law had TO pay for the licen
s,s Of all OF his agents, ard he could
supply tho bonds of all Of them. \
small sum passed into The State
Treasury. The same brewer would
now have to pay $500 ia case for like
privileges, ur-fflhs # which
amount goes into the local tfeasuries
TO relieve local taxation IIisngentr
must now lsOk elsewhere for bonds
men, the dealer being forbidden by
the lay 20 80 upol the bD1l Tn"
first effect isa ha1Iruus outlaN tn the
actual keeper Of many saloons The
second effect il to make heretufore
dependent saloon Keepers independ~
ent. for if thoy can get bonds in g.
600, they eau at least borrow 500
with which to pay for their own IL
ceuses, and when they can do both
Of these things they cauuot be COM
PEELED to take any aud every quality
Of liquor thrust upon them ut prices
dictated by employers, bot can buy
at prices suggested by the law OF
supply and demand. The brewers
distillers aud Wholesale dealers. who
are directly responsible for this NOR
bid growth under an imperfect rcgn-
iation, proclaim unto each other and
{ TO the trade that high license !.
worse than Prohibition, and in their
b attempts to convince others of this
| fact they have circulated far aud
0 wide the impression, aud so wei
I circulated rs TO make it n deep-seat.
: ed prejudice, that their only batt.,
[ goes to the restrictions which 1t im
poses upon personal liberty.
q They declare that under the act
, the bonds are entered of record, n,
in no other forms Of public surelies
This is not true III fact; the bonds
are only entered when thero hus
been conviction for violation o
the law, and this has been the rule
under all previous laws. They say
furtner, that the forbiddng Of one
dealer to 30 upon the bond Of anoth
{ er is an attack upon their personal
, liberty. Is this true? Is n publi,
officer, given franchise or prer1gI,
tive by the law, permitted to supply
q the bond OF bis fellow officers?
And if it were the rulo to do this
what an absence of responsibility
there would be in our public officers
The sellers of liquor are privileged
..,a. ,,o ,a,n - !. ,,Lo, ',,,o. al;
--, -...t,,.,.;
, to accept the conditions of tue law.
Fancy that observance Of the law, III
letter and spirit, winch permits Il
single brewer to stand as tne ~
g man for one HUNDRED sal IONS IN ~.
-, penal sum of two huudrei thou.au |.
dollars! If that feature # ~, ,Iis
, License Law whoa pr,y,rts ,p,
thing is au interfereuce yith p,r-rr
, al liberty, it is form # IN eifonco
made imperative as tho best means
, to check growing obnse, aud d
, growing power which as will bC
shown farther along, St, Ks the con.
, troll of the law.
It is claimed that high license IN
fringes personal liberty by D,bll
linz, or, ,,,o a., ,,;,. I;,,.,. ,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-10-27
Tuesday,. NogemBer sth. 1887.


for the purpose ofslcctIug the several persons
hereinafter named, to wit;
On person 20 fili the oihcciOf supreme udge
one 10 son to MI the ohioe Of state Treas
urer.
One rorson.to au.tho Once. of sheriff FOR sny.
der county.
snyder county.
Three pcr'ons to hl the oince Of Commis.
oner OF Shydar county.
SiydCT county.
one pcrsoa to iil the Office Of Coroaor for .sny.
dor county.
One person to dll the ONCE Of Associate
alsohereby mako known and give notice
that the place OF holding the aforosail election
In the several townships and .borOughs within
the county otSnyder are as follows, to wit
a. tne public school house la and for Spring
township.
At the Odd-Follpws Hall, in and for the Bor.
At the Housed of Daniei Hoyis in and for Perry
township.
At the houselof David H..llorrold, in and for
All Boyer's Town Hall, In and for Washington
township.
Atthc houscof John M. Mover. in the Bur.
ough OF Mildlcburg, for tranklin township.
At the Oil-FelioNs Hall in Bcavcrtown in
and for Beaver township
At the house % LII .lIbuse IN and for West
| Beaver township,
At tie house of James D. Long in and for
Centre township.
! At the house Of .. Rumbaugh,. in aud for Mid
diCcrcnk t1Nuship.
At the House oi sarah a. Minor in and for
] Penn township
! at the school house in Kratzcrviilc, ia and for
/ jackson township,
AZ IN, school house OF shamokin Dam in AMI
/ for Monroe township
| At the house OF Christian $. Graybul, IL and
/ { Wost Perry township.
! At thr Court House in and for the Borough ol
/ MiddleburB
At the house of-Bl0ssor ia aud for Union
+. township.
At the house Of tho heirs of Charles Mattcrn 10
f, ,TrOxluyllc, in and iur Adams township.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-10-27

4 MENDNESr T' THE CONSTITUTION
- urYr1scl to ia" citiGaus e tli- Common.
wealth lo' th"ir approval or rejection hy tho
General Assembly Of the Commonwealth OF
pcnusylt anti. Pu'lsA'd hv order Of the sec
rotary OF tlo Com. NV alth. In pursuance OF
ARA .lc ANllI Of .lc tonsutu'ion.
Joint resolution prNpl ng t1 uuc dmeut TO
the cons hutton ~ tht- Commonwealth:
SECTION D.. be- 81 resolved b, tho = nato and
Nousc ot Rope. ntttlycs of tuu common
wealth oi Peuns yauii g. General assembly
met That the i.llovitg amendment b. pto.
y I.ci 60 th' Consultation Vt the tummouwoll' a
oi ponnsylyari', in accordance with the Eigh-
tuonjh Article thereof
NUNDNENr.
The mpuUiHrtu.o. sale, pr lccping for sale of
& toN'raiiu. liquor, TO- b. used ass Govcr.Ec.
g. hereby uruuipi'"t, aud any violation # tbis
Prohibition sii,l ne mi-dcmoanor, punished
NJ han b" pfoyid Il by law.
The Iut'uiIctUrr, ,stl'. or kccuiug for salo Of
lot Ni'i,i q liluor inrother purposes than n
a hryCrtc W'y be allowed iu sucu maunvr on
Is mly 30 ~ scr t'j ny law. The Gou.ral
y scmhlr snail lt tlIn hr-t Sc sion succcrGlr q
" Nd rtlor OF tl.s trtIcl' ot the Cprstltuti1u,
oNact laws wish adequate pcnaitiss tor It's on
lurrCWnut.
q true op, If the ! mt Resolution,
CHARLES ". STONE.
Scciclry IF the Conn ouwoNih
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-10-27

80 bl'uNs 'A''btI -, lNN
Th' following described Ea'm' lc Real Est tc,
To wIt \ cert TRACT + LAND, ,iuuu'"
ihr i'WUship aforesaid. bounded North hy ian l.
ui Mrs. Il'1h llassugrr, E,,t bv lnrls Of wins
NrlU., Mary BowcgsoX aud william kurns
south 10y lands OF Samuel Straub, West by lands
no u urgl Mus.t.. lec'i. cputuiuiug7 n At tRr.S
one hundred and nit'cn pcrches NOR, or lc..
whrrcun are ere ted good HOUSE. NEW
BANK BARN, and other necessary uutbuildings
two wells OF never falling water near the door
and splendid youas Orchard Of airing fruit
uves, "nd the lhEd Is IA goo. farming cultlya-
ton.
pEl'NS'-'.2o per cent 10 Ice paid rs soon as tho
property Is struck down one-third tu ho and Re.
main In the laut nsI dover. the interest thorcp.
10 uc paid annually To Amelia kuhns the widow,
au3 the principal thereof t. he paid To those 4
ally entitled a. after ucr deatli. onc.hnlr Of iLo
balance Aprl l, lsNs Nheu possession aut deed IL
to be- given and the remainder on the let ot Oc.
t"hrr, lssa with interest from April l. 1883 the
last payment aud widows dover TO b, secured
hN bond aud mortgage
sale e. commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ of sid
day. REIJUEN DECKER
vct' - 1851 Administrator
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-10-27
Republican County Ticket

FoR ASSOCIATE JrDoE,
SAMUEL y. WErLE1., Bcayertuwn.
FoU sHrutFP.
DANIEL BOLENDER, MiddlcburRh,
ron COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
DANIEL BEAVER Nonruc.
SAMUEL ~. WALTER. Franklin.
ron CorNrY .TUEAsrUEr,
CHARLES G. SEEjOLD, Middieburgh,
FoH cot NTY AruIroEs,
J. KOHLER PECK. Chapman.
JOHN i. KEARNS. Beavcrtown.
FoR CORONER,
DIR. GEORGE'B. WElSER, Chapman.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-10-27

Iem. The vote, a. soon az counted, shall be
snblicly aud fully declared ffom the widow
30 the citizens present. and brief statement
howIng tho votes rccaived by each candidate
ahall be made and siguod by the election officers
ts soon az the vote is counted, and tho same
shalt be Immediately posted upon the door of the
election house for Information of the public
Tho triplicate returns shall be enclosed IN enve-
lopes and bo sealed in presence OF tho officers,
and one envelope with tho unsealcd return ehcct
given to the Judge, which shall contain one list
Of voters, taliy.psper aud oaths Of ON cers nnd
onather Of said envelopes shall be given 60 the
minority inspector. All judges living within
tweve mIes OF tho prothonotary's oIice or
within twenty-four M lies if their residence be
IN town, village or city upon the Hue OF rail-
O'Clock post meridian of the day after tho elcc~
Ton, and all other judges shall before twelve
O'Clock meridian % the second day after tic
election, deliver said return, together with re.
turn sheet, 90 the Prothouotary of the Court OF
Common Pleas " the county which said return
sh ct sha he dlod. aud day and hour Of the Ming
marked thereon, and shall be preserved by tie
Prothouo'ary for public inspection. AZ twelve
O'Clock ou the said second day fnlloWlnH any
election the FrOthonotary ofthe Court oi y M
mon Pleas shall present the said returnBto the
Courts
The returns presented 10y the prothono,ary shall
/ be opened by said Court and comput ed Jy shch
Court shall npro olnt IT. the presence Of the judge
! OF Judgtso of said Court aud the returns certified
and certificate OF election issued under the seal
Of the Cont as SNOW required 10 he done by
/ return jud o. and the vote as so computed, ans
certified, shall he made matter Of recorcd In
| said Court The sessions Of the said Court ar
! opeh to the public
Aud thu other Of said triplicate returns shall be
! placed In the box aud sealed up with the ballot
Whenever place
has been or shall be provided hy tito authorities
. % any city. country, tuvnship, or borough, for
the safc.Errping Of tho ballot noxes. the fudge
and minority inspector shall after the
election shall he finished, mud the bal.
lot.buX or boxes containing the tickets. list
of votes, sud other paper7, have been secure
ly bound witch tape ana soaled,aud the siEniturc
Of the iud'e and inspectors fixed tu,tc'o,
forthwith deliver the same, together with the
rom1i iuiur boxes 20 the Mayor aud Recorder of
such city OF iu counties, townships, or boroughs
20 such person or persons as the Court of Com-
mon Ploa' ofthat proper county WHy designate,
at the place provided, ne BfoioHaid, who shall
then deposit the said boxes atd kocp the same
to answer The call Of any court or tribuuial
authorized - try the mcrits of such election.
Given under my hand. nt my otfcs I'm Middle.
burg this goth dny Of September A. y, lss6,
and IN the one hundredth aud tonth year OF the
Independence otthe United states.
EEl u. NIDDLESW tRrH, sheriff
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-10-27
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
ESTATE !

The undersigned Administrator Of Henry Ben.
Ter, late Of WCs. Beaver township, Snyder
county, Ia, decd, by virtue an uIder issued
ut Of the Orphan Court VI SaNier county,
y N nALm-n % LmILLn milo ON ILa LrnIm 500. on.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-10-27
General Election Proclamation

Liner D MtDDLESwART High Shorh
OF Sny or county Commonwealth of Pennsylve
mia. 30 aoreby make known and give notice t.
the electors Of tho county Aforesaid, that an
election will be held in the said county OF
SNYDER, on